Central Asia: Feb/Mar ‘10
Kyrgyz advisory body on safety of journalists considering findings of IWPR reports on demise of investigative reporting.
Kyrgyz advisory body on safety of journalists considering findings of IWPR reports on demise of investigative reporting.
Education proposals aired at IWPR events to be incorporated into parliamentary report.
Kyrgyz advisory body on safety of journalists considering findings of IWPR reports on demise of investigative reporting.
Education proposals aired at IWPR events to be incorporated into parliamentary report.
New government needs to stop money leaving the country, find out where its predecessors kept funds, and keep the electorate happy – all at the same time.
Experts call for more funding and systemic reforms for schooling. By Yevgenia Kim in Bishkek
As the interim government in Kyrgyzstan stripped Kurmanbek Bakiev of his presidential immunity, IWPR asked politicians and experts whether the country’s new leaders had enough legitimacy to do so.
They believe Bakiev was as bad as the man he replaced – but some wonder whether the new authorities will be much better.
Getting it right this time will depend on new government’s efforts to overcome legacy of previous authoritarian rulers. By Pavel Dyatlenko in Bishek
Kyrgyz journalist recounts confrontation between protesters and government troops on the streets of Bishkek.